-Exterior crowd and traffic control. -Assist with upkeep of station and equipment. -Attend monthly department meetings. -Attend department drills. -Assist with department fundraising activities. | Requirements: -18 years of age. -Requires NJ Fire Police certification. Will be provided if necessary. -Valid driver's license. | Categories: Community Education, Fundraising, Department Support, Other

-Interior and exterior firefighting operations. -Assist with upkeep of station and equipment. -Attend monthly department meetings. -Attend department drills. -Assist with department fundraising activities. | Requirements: -18 years of age. -Firefighter 1 certification. Will be provided if necessary. -Valid driver's license. | Categories: Firefighter, Department Support, Fundraising, Community Education

Join the dedicated volunteer staff at Black River & Western Railroad to help with fixing tracks, restoring coaches, or working on train crews. Volunteers can also plan events, sell tickets, or spread holiday cheer. No matter your interest or talent, there's a role for you.

Assist in creating, assisting, and running events, live audio and video, workshops, and clubs. Volunteers can propose their own art shows and have fees waived based on availability.

MTVFC2 is looking for anyone 16 years of age and older that is looking to give back to their community through the fire services industry. | Requirements: Must be 16 years of age. | Categories: Department Support, Fundraising, Community Education, Junior Members, Firefighter

Volunteers are needed to help collect bicycles and sewing machines for shipment to developing countries. Responsibilities include organizing collection events, assisting with logistics, and promoting the program within the community.

Assist with fundraising and outreach efforts to bring awareness of Safe in Hunterdon's mission into the community. This role involves organizing events, reaching out to potential donors, and spreading the word about the organization's services.

Volunteers respond to assist victims in safe environments, offering direct support and information. Training includes lectures and scenario-based practice, requiring a commitment of two twelve-hour shifts a month.

Volunteers assist victims in controlled environments like hospitals and police departments, providing information on support services, legal processes, and emotional support. Extensive training is provided before responding to crisis incidents.

Help us tend and increase the native gardens at our Russell-Mandel Preserve. Volunteers will work alongside our stewardship staff to convert ornamental gardens to native gardens, involving tasks like planting, weeding invasives, and clearing debris. Knowledge of native and invasive plants is helpful but not required.

Join a dedicated group of people who care passionately about the well-being of animals. Volunteers socialize animals, take photographs for adoption promotion, transport animals to safety, and help improve shelter facilities.

Corporate volunteers provide critical support through volunteer work and donations. Opportunities can be tailored to meet corporate team dynamics and development needs.

Volunteers are needed for year-round programs requiring ongoing support. Once trained, volunteers can choose shifts that fit their schedule, whether weekly or monthly.

Join for a day to help with organizing, events, inventory, and program delivery. These opportunities are ideal for new volunteers and require no prior training.

Volunteers help register, educate, and entertain visitors at events like World Water Day and the Butterfly Festival. They also assist with setup and cleanup.

Volunteers monitor bird nests, checking for nest building, egg laying, and chick growth. Data is reported to the ornithology lab at Cornell University.

Volunteers provide Spanish language interpretation at events. This helps make events more accessible to Spanish-speaking visitors.

Volunteers help protect and restore natural habitats by removing invasive plants and may also plant trees. Volunteers commit to tending their assigned plot regularly throughout the season.

Volunteers patrol the roads surrounding the Watershed Reserve to remove litter. This activity is best done in late fall, winter, and early spring.

Volunteers maintain the gardens in the Butterfly House, capturing butterflies and caring for plants. Training is provided.